Free Walking Sightseeing Tour #1 in Fornells, Spain

The Fornells Tower is one of the many defence towers that surround the coast of Menorca. The Fornells Bridge was built between 1801 and 1802, during the last period of British rule, with the aim of guarding the entrance to the port of Fornells, preventing the landing of enemy ships and protecting the Castle of San Antonio.

Wikipedia: Torre de Fornells (ES)

The Hermitage of Lourdes is a small hermitage located in the Menorcan town of Fornells, belonging to the municipality of Mercadal.

Wikipedia: Ermita de Lourdes (ES)

The coastal battery of the Alataya de la Muela de Fornells, in Menorca the coastal battery of La Talaia de la Mola de Fornells, refers to an old coastal battery, built in the civil war and currently in ruins.

Wikipedia: Batería de costa de la Atalaya de Fornells (ES)

The Sant Antoni Castle is a fortress located in the Spanish village of Fornells, in the municipality of Es Mercadal, in Menorca. It was built in the 17th century in the local harbour and due to this building, the town was born.

Wikipedia: Sant Antoni Castle (EN)

The church of San Antonio Abad de Fornells, in Menorcan Església de Sant Antoni Abat de Fornells, is a church located at number 2 of Calle de las Escuelas, in Menorcan Carrer de Ses Escoles, which serves as a parish church of the Minorcan town of Fornells belonging to the municipality of Mercadal. This parish is attached to Catholic worship and belongs to the Diocese of Menorca. It is named after the Christian monk and saint Saint Anthony the Abbot.

Wikipedia: Iglesia de San Antonio Abad (Fornells) (ES)

The Casa del Contramaestre, in Menorca Casa del Contramestre, in the Minorcan town of Fornells, is an old shipwreck rescue station that is currently the headquarters of the Fornells nautical station.

Wikipedia: Casa del Contramaestre de Fornells (ES)